I spent a full day Downtown in the summer, getting delicious drinks, browsing around local shops,…read moreand walking the pretty streets. We stumbled upon this vintage store, and I had to check it out. I love thrifting and shopping vintage, the clothing and products just has a unique flare that shopping centres don't. Right off the bat, the store was incredibly big. There's a wide selection of items, such as sunglasses, clothing, bikinis, books, magazines, jewelry, shoes, trinkets, and so much more! The offerings they had were unbelievable. There's only issue I found was that there weren't many sizes left that fit me, but it's expected. The workers were very kind, and asked if we needed any help and guidance for finding specific pieces and sizes. The prices were pretty average, some pieces were definitely on the higher end, but that's due to higher quality and value. Majority of pieces were at good price points, great for a shopping spree. They had this really cute TV screen photo op area, so of course we snagged a few pictures. Definitely suits the vintage vibe!

Public Butter is a very interesting replacement of what was an iconic store in this location…read more There are all sorts of things worth seeking out here. There are records, and clothing, and magazines, and old toys... And license plates?? If you miss the feeling of thing to a flea market and being surrounded by chaos and the unknown, this is one of the best ways you can get that feeling back in a slightly more controlled environment!

Wandered in here and what a gem! I loved the section in the front with all the little stalls…read moreshowcasing the work of independent artists. I ended up going home with a print that I'm so excited to hang up! Pros: - Wonderful, eclectic selection - Range of price points - Friendly staff - Lots to look at Cons: none? can get a bit crowded when it's busy

Bazaar has everything I love in a local shop - vintage clothing, unique homeware, handmade…read moreaccessories, fun stationery, and a variety of art. The space is bright and inviting, and there's so much to discover. I ended up buying a scrunchie from a local maker as well as a vintage cardigan. There are plenty of other gift shops in Toronto where you can find the same old dropship keychains and novelty shirts, so stumbling upon Bazaar on our most recent trip was a pleasant surprise! I would definitely come back.

OK, you literally need a few days to take in Gadabout. The space is super small and its crammed…read morefull of vintage, antique, retro....everything. I'm almost positive many of the film and TV production folks who do shoots taking place in the 1940s and 50s are probably raiding Gadabout regularly. They'd be stupid not to since you can probably find a look for every era since the 1880s here. Antique hand-made quilt blankets, vintage and antique lace bed sheets, pure woolen capes a la Sherlock Holmes made in London, alpaca sweaters, 100% pure lambswool blankets (nobody makes that stuff anymore) 1960s patent leather shoes, old library card catalogues now filled with one-of-a-kind notions like buttons and hooks for your sewing needs, old stationary writing sets, I mean I could just go on and on about the myriad of things I saw just on a quick visit. I didn't buy anything but the prices did seem a bit high but that's how it goes in Toronto these days I guess. If you're looking to replace some buttons on an old sweater or old jacket and want something unique to jazz it up and give it a fresh new look, come here and have a snoop, I'm sure you'll find something.

Wow. Just wow. My daughter and Hubby went a few weeks ago, and They have the widest variety of…read morevintage antique and retro clothing trinkets and jewelry and lots more. At first I was reading some of the reviews and they said that there was a lot of clutter and it was very cramped, but when I went it was very spacious, well organized, and cute. Very colorful and lots of very good stuff!! 100% recommend!!

I stumbled into the store when I was in the area on a lazy Sunday. The store is well-priced and the…read moreclothes are oh-so-cute! I tried on at least a dozen items and walked out with three silk tops for under $60 as they were doing a buy two get one free promotion. The owner is very friendly without being too much, I also ended up getting some earl grey tea which smelt amazing. I would def come back to shop their new stuff as the owner has great taste and prices her items well. This place isn't like over priced vintage stores downtown and has much better quality things than the kind exchanges etc.

Cozy store with great finds and deals! Very nice owner too! Highly recommend checking this store…read moreout! :)

Mama Loves You Vintage is absolutely worth a visit. Even though I didn't end up buying anything…read morethis time, I was genuinely impressed by how thoughtfully curated the shop is. They have an amazing selection of authentic '70s pieces, and unlike many vintage stores, the prices are actually very fair. Everything felt carefully chosen rather than just packed with random items. If you love true vintage and enjoy hunting for unique finds, this is definitely a shop to add to your list. I'll absolutely be back.

A very funky, welcoming place to visit. Well curated with really thoughtful vintage pieces. Good…read moreprices and very interesting pieces.

The Handwork Department store is a vintage and consignment shop with A LOT of amazing items. There…read moreis a downstairs section with household items that are very aesthetically pleasing to look at and purchase. My friend and I spend a good hour downstairs just playing different records and dancing around LOL. I came here because it was noted that they have a lot of cameras and I was surprised to see them all myself. Initially, I was a little nervous about buying a film camera because I am not very familiar with them but the representative that was there (Maggie) provided me with a lot of insights and useful information on each brand. She was very patient and helpful and made me feel at ease so I left the store confident. Also, the shop is located on Danforth so after my visit, I just went on an adventure and ate a lot of food. I truly loved everything at this store and it was an honour conversing with Maggie. I fully dedicate myself and wallet to this shop and I can't wait to come back!

New place for me to check out! Two floors of neat stuff, so I'll definitely be back to check this…read moreplace out again.

This vintage shop in Kensington Market neighborhood in Toronto Ontario Canada clothing,…read moreaccessories, jewelry, retro housewares, unique home accessories and mid-century modern furniture. This large space gives you plenty of room to shop. I purchased some vintage earrings for $10. They look to be good quality. It's always fun to go thrifting.

Found such a variety of fun stuff here. New and old. Women's and men's. Clothes and knick knacks…read more It's like a hybrid of new boutique, curated consignment, and true vintage. Staff is friendly. This was my favorite stop in my Kensington Markwt wandering. Love the vintage dress I scored. And fun earrings. Nicely organized and not crazy prices.

Just happened to walk by and stopped in. Had to make 2 return trips. Lovely items, shop is well…read morecared.

Take a walk on the wild side and head downstairs to this gem! Oh wow the vintage items here ROCK…read more Everything from jewelry to wedding dresses to home decor, you will definitely find a piece to bring home with you. Just going through the racks (which I normally hate to do) is a real pleasure! From the 40s dresses to the 80s Hawaiian shirts to the 70s jumpsuit, whatever decade you are looking for is here! I saw so many cute dresses that would just look fabulous in my closet! I will definitely return in a few weeks to see what they have. Hopefully they have some new stock that I can peruse.